December 7, 2016 / Front Page

Duxbury public schools Superintendent Dr. Ben Tantillo is retiring at the end of this school year (summer of 2017) and the School Committee has been actively interviewing and researching replacements since the fall. At its meeting Wednesday, Dec. More...

In a discussion last week with the Board of Selectmen, the Planning Board addressed the need for three interconnected projects that will help the town plan for its future and tackle current problems with the zoning bylaw and zoning maps. The to More...

From our November 30th edition

Recreational marijuana may be soon legal in Massachusetts but don’t be looking for a pot shop in Duxbury anytime soon. Duxbury’s Board of Selectmen are taking action they hope will prevent any retail marijuana establishments from opening up in town. More...

From our November 30th edition

A North Street resident has appealed to the Board of Selectmen for help in trying to stop a developer from building five houses on one lot, which is underway because of a recent legal interpretation of the Duxbury zoning bylaw that permits multiple h More...

From our November 23rd edition

Duxbury school superintendent Dr. Benedict Tantillo and business administrator David Proule unveiled a $35.3 million budget for fiscal year 2018 with a priority list of needs from the district’s schools to the School Committee Wednesday, Nov. More...

From our November 30th edition

HO! HO! HO! HOLLY DAYS: Gavin and Quinn Murphy are among the first to greet Santa and his wife at Holly Days, Duxbury Business Association’s annual town-wide event. Gavin hopes for Legos and Quinn would like a toy puppy. More...

Three plays Friday and Saturday include twists on Harry Potter, Twilight and Law and Order

By Jillian HarringtonClipper Intern

This upcoming weekend, Duxbury Drama Troupe 355 will be hosting the 2016 senior class plays. The annual production engages seniors who may not have been involved in drama throughout high school in class-wide plays. More...

When the clock hit zero, Duxbury’s celebration unfolded like the Running of the Bulls. The players had so much adrenaline and enthusiasm bottled up, that when they finally had a chance to go absolutely insane, they didn’t pass it up. More...

Assumption freshman Sydney Rangulong (DHS ’16) took 15th out of 73 swimmers in the 50-yard freestyle and 30th out of 61 swimmers in the 100-yard backstroke at the WPI Gompie’s Invitational over the weekend... More...